Sip your way into the perfect vacation.
The 36-mile Napa Valley Wine Train
through California’s best wine country runs from Napa to St. Helena and
back, bringing you not only a gorgeous view, but also a delicious
multi-course meal and delectable wines.
Day-trippers can choose from four winery tours that
include a lunch and winery tour. The Castle winery tour ($266 per
person) at the Castello di Amorosa, The whimsical Raymond winery tour
($206 person), the Grgich Hills winery tour ($206 per person) that
evokes a feeling of the French countryside, and Ambassador winery tour
($266 per person), which brings you to the oldest winery in Napa valley.
Or, passengers can try one of the special packages that the train offers, like a romantic night time ride with a significant other at Romance on the Rails ($271 per person), which includes a multiple course dinner, a welcome glass of sparkling wine, two glasses of a private label wine, and a 3 hour ride in the Vista Dome for the best view possible.
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The train also offers a Murder Mystery ride ($237 per person) on certain Fridays of the month, taking advantage of the train’s authentic vintage cars and decor. Wine connoisseurs can also take advantage of the train’s Meet The Maker series ($269 per person) and join winemakers as they discuss their trade.
And it’s not just the wine that will entice you to come aboard.
Dozens of chefs work diligently prepare gourmet meals every day on the
train — bringing you the best in fine dining to pair with your vino.
Trips generally last between three and six hours, but times may vary based on the type of tour. As the fall harvest ramps up, hopefully the wine will be flowing even more abundantly for passengers.
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Or, passengers can try one of the special packages that the train offers, like a romantic night time ride with a significant other at Romance on the Rails ($271 per person), which includes a multiple course dinner, a welcome glass of sparkling wine, two glasses of a private label wine, and a 3 hour ride in the Vista Dome for the best view possible.
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The train also offers a Murder Mystery ride ($237 per person) on certain Fridays of the month, taking advantage of the train’s authentic vintage cars and decor. Wine connoisseurs can also take advantage of the train’s Meet The Maker series ($269 per person) and join winemakers as they discuss their trade.
Trips generally last between three and six hours, but times may vary based on the type of tour. As the fall harvest ramps up, hopefully the wine will be flowing even more abundantly for passengers.
